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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17

EOR RENT, THREE NEW
II BRICK DWELLINGS on west Main IL
near Linden street; nilo rooms, with all cOnye-
niences, Just being completed. Can IN and
take your choice.
CHEWING & ROSE, Agents,
my l4-eOd3t No 5nOrth Tenth street.
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a c,nL WITH emrr.
Hew n southern Maiden Forced
ktantseser 10 Retract ITS words.


The young schoolmlsiress Mt Trenton,
Ca, Miss Cbildiess, II very pretty and
bright, ana quite a belle. A young man
from ancigh borlng village made desperate
ciTort TO win her favor; but she dislikes
him very much. a few days ago he began
To circulate damaging reports about the
Young lady, witch resulted IN n nice bit OF
scandal IN the little town.
The stories finally came 10 the young
hdy's ears. Thoroughly cnraged, she Dor.
ioatd shotgun, mounted horse, and
went In quest OF her traducer, WHOM she
found In his store surrounded by large
number o! bis friends. Cooking both bar.
r6ls OF her shotgun. which was loaded with
buckshoi. she pointed 1t at his head and
said: "You villain! Acknowledge before
these gentlemen that YOU have lied about
and slandercd me snd that there's no truth
in ANYTHING you have sIlb, OF | will this
instant blow out Nour brains"
The young man, amid the moekerg OF his
compauioDs, promptly acknowledged all
that was demanded OF hin. admitting that
be bad knowingly s'andcTcd the young
lady. who immediately lei:, escorted by an
adnnriug crowd.
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Alexandria Notes.
Lspeclal lelegram % the DIspaIch.l

INI'tNIFII VII - UNI 70 VIZ III 7''F-1@'I
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May l6.- Bishop Ran
dolph was here yesterday. He preached
and confirmed n class at 81. PaufS, ia the
afternoon a class of twelve at West-End
chapel. and at night class OF twenty-three
at the seminary. Conformation services
were held al Christ church tonight.
On Saturday afternoon some boys took
the steamer Virginia, Of the MARY land
ferry route. out OF her slip. captain Grit
fifth overlook them, and, on 2eitiug back,
banded the whole tribe over 10 the pOiice.
To-cay the Mayor fined the nnglelder
IS for his fun.
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Ry Augustine Eoynn & Co.

Real Estate Agents md Auciioneers,
once No. $40 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
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AUCTION sAlgs-Yusure D.vs.x
r(9/IN0NJ0rvNrroOI1r rrr/.0I F/r||V1107
BY X. y. Cbsfln & Co., s&.
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
No. north Tenth street.


H,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF q
Il GOOD FARM. WITH A NICE TW0.SrOKI
DWELLING AND OTHER BuILDisySSs
AND NINE'rY-FlvE ACRES, MORE OR LES.55,
LOCATED IN A VERY HEALTHY skCliUn,
NEAR pom AIR. CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
by virtue Of asieed OF trust from Hugh Z. Mo.
GiIvray, dated Decemhc her IS, 1879, and recordei
In Chesterfield County Court. In Dee1-boOk VI,
page 23. and Mt tho written request OF the Dens-
ficiary, default having been mace In the pay
mont OF note secured therein. win SOIL "
public auction, In front OF the Office OF D.
ChafHn q Co., No. ! north Tenth street, kich-
mond, Va, ON
FRIDAY. MAY "a. 1857,
nj 10 O'Clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND do.
scribed In the said deed Of trust ~ "all ina
certain tract Of land, with ell the buildings
thereon, rights aud ways thereto belonging,
wing aud being in Chesterfield county, Va,
containing 1916 ACRES, more or less, bounded
as follows: on tho north and east by the River
road and tho lands OF ----- Hancock and ). a.
Clarke; on the south and west by PoWhite
creek, the Richmond and Danvillo railroad,
and the lands Of Ars. Mary Chalkley" inns
Is very desirable farm, with 2 nice dwelling
and rood out-buildincs. Ia hoalthy section,
ami at present occupied by MIR. j. X. jackson.
TERys: Cash rs TO expenses OF sale ana q
note Of fGS9.25 with interest from February J,
1851: credits 20 February /. 1889, for t6533i,
aud 70 February I. 1889. f6lS3, and any bIi-
ance CD terms 10 DO announced AT sale. Tho
purchaser will be- required 10 pay down NJ the
hour OF sale 10 per cent Of the purchase
money or the farm will at once DO resold.
H. b. ClIAFFiN, Trustee.
Sale by II. b. CHAfFIN co, huciioneors.
my IS
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Nv John r. GOddin.


Real Esiaie Agent aud Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
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II y 7tIIfT" = IFf'1'''f
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
iiI3 Main street.

VlHE LARGE, VERY ELIGIBLY
4 LOCATED, SOLID, AND VALUABLE
lot. FRONTING SOxljG FEET on TIE
NORTH SIDE OF WEST GRACE STREET
BETWEEN SbAFER AND HARRISON
STREETS. FOX SALE By AUClION.-By re-
uu est Of the owner / shall sell 10y public aJc-
lion, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY NEXT. MAY l., 1881.
~ o'clock =. NJ. the LARGE AND SPECIAL
LY ATTRACTIVE LOT. situated IA above.
fronting 20 feet on Grace street and extending
back between parallel lines lJ6 feet, with
wide alley in rear. all Of which Il perfectly
solid. original ground, ana on level with the
street
This is now the most desirable largo lot on
Grace street. ii has long been steadily in
creasng in value. ana must, because OF its
choice location, continue 10 do so, independent
ly of any speculative demand. Il is suscep-
tible OF advantageous subdivision for home
sites. IL well suited in size and location for
church, and at the moderate price now expect
ed. affords a good margin for speculation,
whether the " boom comes or not.
TERMS: one third cash; balance by neS1tia-
bic notes az one and Two years, with interest
added and secured by deed OF trust.
JAMES T. ELAN.
my T. Aucuoneer.
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By Frank ID. Hill & Co.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
D THE CHIMB0RAZO BOULEVARD, OR
EXTENSION OF EAST MAIN STREET. IMME-
DIATELY OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE OF
THOMAS W. stage, ESQ, AT AUCTl0N.-0n
WEDNESDAY, MAY is, 1887,
at 81 o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, we viii
sell The VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE LOT
spxi2O feet. as above located. This property Is
within ono square OF the lower Gas Works, and
beautifully situated. aud Is Just the place 10
put up a nice dwelling fronting Chimboraxo
boulevard and In the line OF improvement In
that locality.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
myl5 Real Estate Auctioneer2
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A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
IA LOT, WITH FRAMED DWELLING
THEREON, on DUYAL BETWEEN FoUsHEE
AND FIRST STREETs.-Wil DO sold at auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1857,
az O o'clock p. NJ the HOUSE AND LOT To-
Gated rs above described. This property adj
Joins Mr.. French's grocery and Is Immediately
opposite Roy's drugstore. The house contains
thee rooms. and the lot fronts 39H feet and
runs back about 90 feet The lot Is wen adapted
for the erection OF two houses, which VIII pay
In rent large percentage for the outlay aud
command good tenants.
TERhs: One third cash; the balance at six
and twelve months, negotiable notes, interest
added. and secured byarustdeed.
myll JOHN !. GRUBBS, Auctioneer.
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TIME STANDARD b RED On
4 Stud Book No. 1l2D ThOTTlNG III
STALLION ELYSIAN ABDALLAH will make
the season Of 1881 at OAK LAWN Q<nby, ten
miles from Richmond on Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, Hanover
county, on the following terms: SIS for the sea-
son, payable invariably at time OF service, with
u 10 the groom. Season begins March /, 1857
ELYSIAN ABDALLAH was foaled in 1874 the
property of Charles 5. Dole, Esq, Of Crystal
Lake, Illinois, aad is entered in Wallace's stud
Book as standard bred. with the number ll2l.
lie was got by Lakeland Abdallah: he by
Rysdyk's Hambletouian out Of Enchantre-s,
which makes him full brother to Harold, the
sire Of Maud = The dam Of ELYSlAN AB-
DALlAH i the mare Rowing Nellie, by Cassius
NJ. Clay (StTader'sl better known "a Ocii the
dam Of AamnrinO Boy, record 2:2j<. His se'-
Ond dam - 10y BeTthuHc, 3Jj6; third cam by
Rather, 1900: fourth dam 10y imported Spread
Eagle. The breeding. therefore, Of this fine
horse is empbatically gilt edge. His siro IL 10y
the same horse that got Volunteer, George
Wilkes, Happy Medium. Harold, Dictator,
StrathmOre, Aberdeen, Sentinel, ThOrnda!e,
&C., and the sire OF his dam Is also The sire and
grandsire q long array OF trOiters and trot-
ting stations. such - Harry Clay. Envoy, Post
Boy, Durango. Kentucky Clay, American Clay,
ana many others Of high standard. Through
the Bcrthune mare lie gets a cross OF the Lady
Stout blood. lie is Jet black in color, fine size.
ana though stylish and spirited In action, Is of
the kindest and most tractable temper that
would lie possible 10 find In any horse, and es-
pecially in G stallion.
Address JOSEPH BARBOUR.
Manager. Ashland. Va.
or zoos Bank street, Richmond Va.
y B-Cau be seen TO-DAY al Captain 4. G.
Bafcock's farm. Nine-Mile road near the city.
my l1-lt
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I ARGE VACANT PROPERTY,
IL WITH FRAME D0UBLE-llOUSE, ON TIE
FkST LINE OF TWENTY-NINr STREET
BETWEEN NJ AND y STREETS.-We will sell
at auction. ON the premisee, on
TUESDAY. MAY IL. 1876.
at o'clock y. NJ, the above PROPERTY front.
ing 90 feet. more or less. on the east une OF
Twenty ninth street between VI and streets,
with depth OF I40 feet, more or less.
The Dwelling. with but small repair, can DO
put ia good renting condition, and viii pay
good return on the investment
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months, Interest added and secured %
q trust-decd.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
myf1 Auc.oneors.
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TUESDAY, NAY Il, 1881,
at o'clock p. VI, 80 ACRES OF HIGHLY
IMPROVED LAND, on the road leading from
Hermitage 20 BrOad-Strcet ROAD, about one
mite north OF the Fair-Grounds. and within 300
Yards Of BrRnch's Crossing. on the Fredcricks-
burg and Potomac rail- DAD, whore accOmmo-
dation train stops four times day. Tho lan1
is well set in clover and orchard grass, aud VIII
thereby yield revenue at once. II would make
n nice SUBURBAN home or could be we'll bought
for speculative purposes, rs land is safely In
creasing Ia value In the neigh bOrhOOd. IL ~ a
beautiful sitc Come out and see for yourself
The owner does not ask or expect any fancy
price.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced A. sale.
JOHN r. GODDIN.
myIl13ILI5&i1 Auctioneer.
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ACTION sAIEs-gusurs DAYS.
[||<r/%<%((yl/CJ ic/T/lr/'CIC-l~,l -
By James Is. Elan.
Real Estafo Agent and Agctioneer.
1913 Main street.
SAFE OFTUE VERY Ar

DUBLTC SALE OFTHE VERY AT.
a TRACTIvE, COMMENSURATE TRD
SPACIOUS, AND ADMIRABLY AHRANGgD
TWO-STORY. BASEMENT, AID NANSlRn
DETACHED CORNER BRICK RRgIDRgE an
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER or BROAD AND
NINETEENTH STRRETs.-By request Of the
owners, who must cell for division, shall sell
by public auction, on tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, MAY u. isG.
at 81 o'clock r. NJ, the above named wcfi-
known and truly-desirable RESIDENCE. the
dwelling containing about twelve rooms.
besides two bathrooms, pantry. closets
&C.; two IatrObe stoves. hot and cold water
throughout: wide halls: all tho rooms 81
fine size. well lighted, we'll ventilated, ana
handsomely papered; elegant Dry basement,
with painted walls. Handsome gas.nxturss. ali
the modern conyeniencos: in perfect order. and
being one Of the most complete. admirably.ar -
ranged, substantlally-bu ana attractive resi-
deBces TO be found. YWOr:Ory bficx Kitchen
OF four rooms. Good brick stable AND carriage
house Wide paved alley IN rear lari VOL
drained. perfectly dry. AMI DieelY paYol n
rear. The lot fronts about J3yi50 fccf, nfori-
Ing n beautiful side lot handsomely set Do
shrubbery. The ueighborhOOd T. good, the sur-
roundings pleasant, tho location very c0nYe-
nlont 70 the business centre Of tho ciiy. aul tAe
property in oil respects such "a To fully meet
the demand for n Grst-rn;e residence.
IFRYs: Exceedingly liberal. and announced
AZ sale. JAMES H. ELAN.
my 70 Aucti0neor.
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GALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF

GALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF
- LARGE AMOUNT or FURNITURE
AND OTuER PERSONAL PROPERTY AT
ance with q decree Of the United States Circuit
Court OF the leth Of April, 1881. In tho case OF
Goode ~. Tie Virginia Buffalo Lithia-Springs
Company. shall on
WEDNESDAY. MAY q, 1857,
sell 10 the highest bidder at public auction, all
Of the PERSONAL PROPERTY Of the defend
ant company, embracing the COTTAGE,
DiNING-ROOM, and KITCHEN FURNITURE
Of every description used by them for hotel
purposes. including largo COOkING-RANGE
with all the necessary appurtenances; 9 GOOD
MICH COWS, / TWO-nORSE HACK, | ONE
HORSE WAGON and HARNESS. FARMING M
PIGMENTS. and very many other articles
which cannot be included here.
The sale Is without reserve. and should a.
tract the attention not only OF small buyers,
but OF thcse desiring 10 purchase for hotel pur-
poSes, as most Of the Furniture, Bedding,
Sheets, Towels, &C, are In good condition.
having been purchased only last season.
Persons from distance desiring 10 attend
the sale will take the cars for Gainesville, Va,
where they can be conveyed by liaskins's stage
line 10 the Springs.
Sale To commence promptly az i0X o'clock
A. NJ, and 10 be continued from day to day un-
Ill all the property Is sold.
Tho Cottage Furniture will be sold the first
day, and the Bedding and other property
thereafter.
TERMS or SALE: Sums Of 500 aud under,
cash sums over 500, we'll endorsed, negotia-
bic no'es payable ninety Y, asZs after sale
my j3,i7,e0&s2 Special Commissioner.
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By virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust ono
Tearing date on ed OF January, 1856, 90 i.ill
Carter anu Richard G.. Pegram, trustees, and
the oiher bearing date goth Of January, 1856
10 William II. Palmer and e. I. Crump,
trustees-recorded in the Chancery Court Of
Richmond the first Ia Deadlock 100 \, page
J0G, and the latter in Deadlock ~ 3, pago
AL, we will sell by auction. WITHOUT LIMIT
OR RESERVE. on the promises, res pectively. "a
TUESDAY. MAY q, 1857.
the folIowing-described REAL ESTATE 10 the
order named-to wit:
AT5 O'CLOCK p. ".
the VALUABLE LOT situated on the north
side OF Nam street between Nineteenth aud
Twentieth streets, west Of and adjoining tho
"Old-Stone House, fronting IS feet ami run
ming back 200 feet TO an alley in the rear 10
feet wide.
J his Is an excellent location for three small
stores, and an opportunity will bc given 10 buy
IA part, with the option Of taking the whole lo;.
And then. say
O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the EXCELLENT LOT, with fronts on both
Dock and Cary streets. between Twentieth and
Iwenty-frst streets. beginning - fec, west OF
1wenty-flrst street, fronting 81 feet, with o
depth Of 10 feet.
Being Immediately accessible TO water ard
rail transportation, this lot should Doe SOUGHT
after by investors, shippers, and maa1-ac-
tuTels
IEHMs: One fourth cash; balance m six,
twelve. and eighteen months Tor notes. w,th i'll
terost added, and secured by trEst-decd.
HILL CARTER,
RICHARD G. PEGRAM,
WILLIAM H. PALMER,
y. L. CRUMP,
myi9 Trustees.
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BY Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
No. 1903 Main street
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by X. b. Chalin It Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
Richmond, Va.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
I VALUABLEJAMES-RIv FARM II AL
BFNAKIE COUNTY. CALLED MOUNTAIN
VIEW. CONTAINING GO9S ACRES, WITH A
SfLENDlD BRICK DWELLING WITH Is
Rooms, BESIDES BRICK KITCHEN AND
-BCILDINGS-DWE LOCATED ~
\ HANDSOME GRONE.-By virtue OF a deed Of
trust dated Mnrch u. 1897. recorded in Abe
marie County Count ~ Deed Book -, page q,
ard g. The request Of Ire beneficiary. default
having ltra mace H. jho payment Of note Sc
cured tltf,i.. viii ell by public auction. at
tho l.irhu -rc aud A.ieghauy railroad depot az
Scoitssilio, ON
TUESDAY. MAY g. l's1,
AZ n c'cfocl: 5 NJ. the alOyc-dcscrIucd TRACT
OF LAND.
nisIa,cly ilat such valuable estate Is Of
ferod f,r ale. TIC hdllin:s are ample Tor
lalCc family or boarding. lJ,eted IN
hai dsonic grove. H. 600 order, and convenient
10 thc Richmond aud Allegheny railroad depot.
ScO;t-gille. Parties can leave Richmond on
NOrGay 800 afternoon or night trala, thus
having tine 10 examine the premises before
sale.
TTBxs: While Tie deed requires cash az 70
expenses q fale and to pay n noe Of q 800.
with interest tom March y. 1885, by consent
q all parties Interested more accommodating
terms may be announced az sale and as 10
any ta.Guce, terms viii be- announced ut sale.
II. -. CHAPLIN. Trustee.
sale by r, y. CHAFFIN & Co., Auctioneers.
nh -. Iu.EFtl
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-iHtssii,l.l.soAs Lss,,.

~ =: ~ s'ss....s Z. z.7gl
TLASTIC COAST LINE. -
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MMEDTATET,Y AFTER THI

i above sale will offer that BRAUrIFULVA-
CANT LOT situated az the southeast corner OF
Floyd and Beech streets, 60xl32 feet 20 l2N-
foot alley. This IL one OF the most desirable
corner lots now 10 be had on this beautiful
street. IL will be sold as a whole or divided II
desired. 10 front on either street
II. SELDON TAYLOR,
myl4 Auctioneer
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OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT,

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, smiihheld, Hampton, Old Point Wa
very, and Hicksford. Va; Washington, ID. q. |;
Newbern, Washington, aud Tarboro', N. G.; all
stations on Atlantic aud Danville railroad,
seaboard and Roanoke railroad. Norfolk SOUTH
erailg: also. Tor Eastern shore Of Virginia and
all regular landings on the James and Kappa
hsnnock rivera, At LOWEST RATES and
through bills issued.
I. B. TATUM, Superintendent
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BY George :. Nashon & Son,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
No. : Tenth street.

TgyRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT 15xl20
: FIT OK NORTH LINE or CHINA BE
1WFl& PlSF AND LAUREL STREETS. DIS
TtNT iis lfET WEST OF PINE STREET.
WIZ. NLN FRAME DNELLIN THEREON
CONg lining ABOUT FIVE ROOhS.-By
virtue eta deed Ct trust from Charles L. Wren
10 he undersigned. as trustee, Of record in
Bichmcrd CEGnccry Court, in Deadlock 100
c. rare 20 10 secure the payment OF certain
sum a. money therein mentioned, default
having beer made I'm the payment OF part OF
said q cut. will. being thereto required by the
her, Gclai. # said deed. proceed 10 sell at pub
lie aIciion. On the premises, On
FRIDAY, MAY -, lSS7.
at O'Clock =. NJ, tho PROPERTY above de-
scIilcd.
TFBMs: Cash as TO si75 So with interest from
May q 1857. and expenses Of sale; and upon
the following credits: $3.50 on November Q,
lSS1: $3.50 on May Q. 1S,s 1850 on Noycm.
Der g. 1888: $4,000 on May Q, 1889; residue, IL
any, upon such terms as may be announced az
safe. GEORGE :. NASuON,
myI5 Trustee.
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EyE. \. Catlln.
y 7. =. NuIIII,
Real E.tatc Agent ana AuctiOueer,
NO.gE Eleventh street.


A DNINISTRATOH'S SALE OF 4
"A LARGE NUMBER OF DEslKABLEAND
RTuIFULLl-LOCAIED DIV = LII : G.
HOI 81 LOIS y TIE EAST END. STU
It'd Al TIE ENJEN~IO- OF MAbSIALL.
CLAY, AND IIIGH STREETS. OyfRLOOh-
TNC ChINPOEAZO PARK AND NEAR THE
LINE Oh The UNION PAS kNGEH RAIL
WAY. And TWO TRACTS. ADMIRABLY
SITUATED FOR 4 PAlih.-l will sell a. pI1-
lie auction On
TUESDAY. Nay l3rH,
commencing et T., O'Clock:
lst The HAT or LAND bOunde. by Clay
end Leigh and 1L.rty-ioUrth aad rhlriy-hfth
%: 2d. The FLAT or GROUND bounded ry
Clay, Leigh, 1hirty-ifth ani ThirtySixth
81. The TRACT OF GROUND bo1aIe1 by
Marshall, Clay, Thirty-fourtd. aud Ihir.y-4fth
4th. 4 TRACT or GROUND situa.ed at the
intersection Of Clay and 1hirty-hfth streets.
The above tracts win be divided up iai) lots
En-. Attract or FOUR ACRES lying east
Of the above property. and near - IL no, quite
on the line Of the proposed Government turn
pike TO the National cemetery This tract has
a beautiful running brook through Il, and at
few dollars cost could be converted iuto
lovely lake.
G'h. A TRACT or LAND OF irregular shape.
containing about FIVE ACRES. commencing
at Leigh Gnd Tbirty-iourh streets. running
enthusiastically and correcting with Tract
No >.
This tract Is a succession Of hills and wales,
beautifully wooded, and, in conjunction with
No. 5. would make The mott convenient and
picturesque siie for a clubhouse or the most
attractive retreat for pic-nic parties TO De found
in the vicinity Of Richmond. There Is also
beautiful running stream through these
GROUNDS. This can be made, with small cost,
The most beautiful spot around Richmond. anu
I, enterpr.sing parties Il IS the best opp0rtu-
nifty for paying investment that hes been Of
fered for years. Fiat can be seen az the O1lce
a The auctioncer.
TERMS: Liberal and at sale.
WILLIAM A. PRICE,
Administrator d. b. II. C. t. a. Of :. ". Plea
SAINTS, deceased
l. A. ClTIIN. AuciiOneer my Is
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! JUMp-sEATTAsuLY cARIuAGE, as good a.

new:
3 TOP-WAGONS. suitable for gr0cers;
3 good WOHK-HOkSES. SOUND aud reliable;
, sets DOUbL HALNESS;
sets SINGLE HARNESS.
TIE sale 81 tue HORSES, VEHICLES, and
HARNESS will take place m l. o'clock NJ.
TERMS: All sums uucer so cash; over 20
O. edit Of sixty Gay will DC given Tor approved
razor. Il. ". GARY,
nv Is so 1902 west Broad street.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG R,rno.,
TiNgThaIe. '''N'hD
~, I,SS,,a a non .i!I, SUNDAY Nayi, -.
TRAINS sOI .gWlpn
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BY II. Seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneeN
Corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

corner EloNenlh and DanA s1FeclS.
A UCTlON SALE OF THOSE TWO
"A NEW. h0OERN-S lyle, AID ATTRACT
I'VE TWO-ST0RY BRICK DWELLINGS ON
TIE EAST SIDE Of BEECH STREET BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND FLOYD, AND WITHIN
FIFTY YARDS OF THE STREET RAILWAY
At the request Of the owner will oler for sale
al public auction, upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY Is. 1887,
at 81 o'clock r. NJ. the above mentioned
WELL-BUlIT AND DESJRABLY-LOCArED
DIV BILLINGS, containing six rooms each, with
tie usual modern improvements, and now o.
cupied by tiTst-cless tenants at good rental
The location, size. style. and inish OF these
houses ere specially attractive, and they are
such hs pay best for rental purposes. All per-
Sous seeking good investments, "a well as those
in Want Of well-arranged and desirable homes
at a small cost, situated in a rapidly improying
locality. will do well 10 attend this sale.
Terms Liberal, ana announced az sale.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Auctionaar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-17
BY George w. Mayo. Auctionecr,
SALFOF SELECT

nTREMPTORY SALEOF SELECT
4 FAMILY GROCERIES. STOCK OF WINES
AND LIQUORS. THREE HORSES, THREE
TOP sPRfNG-WAGONS, FAMILY CARRIAGE,
HARNESS, &c, At AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY TIE 18th ISsTAST,
at 1O< O'Clock. I will sell a. my store, No 1902
west Broad street, without reserve, "a am
closing business.
The ENTIRE STOCK OF SELECT FAMILY
GROCEIIEs. embracing u full line Of
FRESH GOODS:
A full stock Of DESIRABLE LIQUORS AND
WINES, in fun and broken packages;
PLATFORM and COUNTER SCALES, OIL
TANK, COFFEE-MILL, FEED BINS,
SHOWCASES, and other fixtures:
TOBACCO. CIGARS, STONEWARE, CANNED
GOODS, SOAPS, SC.